Wunder Mobility Podcast

Bill Kollektivet: Norway's Largest Non-Profit Car Sharing Service In this episode of the Wunder Mobility Podcast, Gunnar speaks with Morten Munch-Olsen, CEO of bilkollektivet, Norway's largest non-profit car sharing service. They discuss the unique non-profit model, the loyal user base, and the various membership benefits. Morten explains the pricing models, the challenges of managing demand during peak seasons, and the technological advancements that have modernized operations. They also explore the future of mobility, including the potential for tele-operated vehicles and the importance of emotional branding in car sharing.

How the elements of Gamification inspired the birth of StriveCloud, the goal of enabling digital services to make retention higher and increase customer loyalty and how Wunder and StriveCloud helped HumanForest & EVO Sharing through this API integration. In the mobility world, more and more businesses have been working on new ways to retain users and forming a habit around their services through #gamification.🕹️ Listen to our new podcast episode in which our CEO, Gunnar Froh chats to Freek Borghgraef, Co- Founder & Head of Customer Development at Strive Cloud, the leading API in gamification for software, about how to trigger intrinsic motivation, show riders the impact of their behaviors and much more! 💡

How a skiing trip accident ended up becoming the reason to founding the aggregation MaaS app Cogo, empowering users to effortlessly find, ride, and pay for shared vehicles from multiple operators, all through a single platform. After suffering an injury and becoming tired of looking in several apps for convenient vehicles around to take Robin from A to B he decided to found the aggregation MaaS app Cogo, based in Copenhagen, a couple of years ago. Together with Gunnar, Robin further discusses the evolution of Cogo and how the platform today includes 300 integrated operators , is available in 700 cities, hosts 1.5M vehicles , and used by 500K users . As well as shared what his predictions for the future are when it comes to MaaS.

After embarking on a strategic partnership with Wunder Mobility, with the supply of 1,000 e-bikes - Dennis Brinckmann discusses the vision and journey of Velocity Mobility. With a keen interest in e-bikes and contributing to the advancement of sustainable mobility on a wider scale, Dennis Brinckmann co-founded Velocity Mobility in 2014, in the city of Aachen. Known for being an engineering focused city Velocity mobility grew from being a local provider to a solutions provider focusing on B2G, B2B and docking-stations. Together with Wunder they decided to take one step forward in their services by stepping into a strategic partnership that will gain them 1,000 e-bikes in early 2024. A goal to increase mobility and sustainable market share in Germany.

After spending just a few years becoming the foremost data aggregator and geoanalytics platform within shared mobility and beyond, Thibault Castagne, the CEO of Vianova, sits down with Gunnar to discuss how his company has evolved and what lies ahead. With a passion for energy and electromobility, Thibault founded Vianova along with his fellow co-founders to ensure that all shared mobility operators, fleet managers, and even governments could benefit from and stay updated through the power of data. Vianova, now a geoanalytics and data platform, has successfully served mobility industry professionals worldwide, as data has become the new "oil." While maintaining its primary focus on shared mobility, Thibault shares his beliefs and future visions that extend beyond the industry and Paris, as Vianova continues its journey towards profitability.